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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-29
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
aud GoIpR of Strangers.


and Going of strangers.
Mr. l.. +. Jackson, nj the Ianesville
Times. Rsoordr, was in the city yesterday.
Frank Smith came down from Pttsburg
Yesterday To visit his parents, on the South
Side.
Miss Susie Ankron, OF Pa,ien's Valley,
is visiting at Mr.. Charles Coen's on the
Island.
Elder y. L.Atw0Od Of Disciples Church,
IL holding a series Of meeting at PalatiBe,
this State.
Miss Della Clark, Of South Jacob street,
is visiting her friend, Mis-, Ida Harris, near
Barton's Station, o.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson and Miss
Virginia Gibson returned yesterday from
an extended Eastern trip.
President Vim. Smith, Of the A. r. q.
w. L.. OF Pittsburg. was in the city yes
,erday and will return home to-day.
Miss Matte ID. Hubbard, former
Wheeling lady, who now resides In Frank
fort, Ind, is the guest OF Mis Jacob Ber-
ger on North Main street
Sir. Louis Arnstein, the popular com
mercial tourist with e. Buckmau Il Co.
left Friday night on a three weeks pleas
ure trip through the South.
Mr.. T.. J. Smith and wife. Of Pittsburg,
came down yesterday on visit 70 Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr. John Smith and
wife, Of South Chapline street.
Rev. J. r. Mcclure, pastor Of the U. y.
Church, Is in Philadelphia attending the
General Assembly, OF that denomination.
There will, therefore, be no church to-day.
Mrs.. Gen. Il. X. Cowen, Of Cincinnati,
and Mrs. James L. Cowen, Of Cambridge,
her daughterin-iaw, are visiting nj the
residence Of W. $. Fsris, ZIne street,
Island.
Mr. John 4. Howard, OF the Secretary
of States Office at Charleston. who has
been here for the past few days, called
by the illness Of his father, will return
home tomorrow, Mr. Howard So. being
much improved.
Mrs MolIie Boyd, Of Baltimore, Nd,
left for home Thursday last after pleasant
wit al the residence Of John II. Hobbs,
Esq.
Mis- Annie Watts, OF Baltimore, who
was the guest Of friends here for several
weeks, returned home Thursday accom-
panied by her founsin, Hiss Minnie VOL
yIngtOn.
Mrs. Capt Mcdonald, Of Zanesviiie, IL
the gnes. Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Campbell,
on Twenty fourth street.
Mr. William Leighton Is visiting his
wife and daughter in Chicago.
Mr.. Robert c. HAase, the popular assist-
ant Il. x o. ticket agent, is In Warrington
for few days
Cards arc out for the marriage oi Mr..
James II. Lancaster and Mis- Katie z,
daughter OF J. N. yogel, which takes
place at the Roglish Lutheran Church
Wednesday June sth, at 5 o'clock p. n.
l DIR. ElWood Wilson, one Of Pbiladel-
phis's most prominent citizens and . tTus-
tee Of Jefferson Medical College, Of thsi
city, Is visiting his sbrotber-in-law, Thomas
p. Shallerors. Dr. Wilson's wife and sou
ihaye been here several weeks.
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a BND MAN.

A BeliaIre Youth Pulls "A knife on william
Beck. on Market street
Yesterday afternoon Frank Killbee, OF
Bellaire, came up TO the city, and started
ont to hunt up William Beck, the plumber,
presumably for the purpose Of settling 4
grudge with him. He first went 20 the
plumbing establishment, on Sixteenth
street, but Beck was not there. He learned,
however, that his man was at Schnepfs
drug store, and went there. Not finding
Mr.. Beck. Killbee continued his search,
aud finally found the object Of his quest in
front OF Hebrank's, working at job.
Killbee promptly started n row. bat Beck
tried 10 get him to 90 OF. Finally the
Bellaire man drew a knife, and after pas
or two At Beck, succeeded in cutting hin
on the left eide. Beck then knocked Kill
bee down. Abort this time Offieer Short,
appeared, and Killbee ran down Aarket
street to Fourteenth, and down Fourtesntl
TO Main, where the officer caught him ant
locked him mp. Beek's wound is slight
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Yesterdays Matinee.

Only fair audience assembled at the
Opera House yesterday afternoon to listen
to the concert and production of the last
two acts Of III Trovatore," under the di
rection of Sig d'Auria, but what it lacked
in numbers was made up in culture and
appreciation. The opera was sang in the
same beautiful manner that it was on Fri
day evening, and all those taking part de
serve great credit along with their in
structor for the wonderful success at
tanned in so difficult an undertaking
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baltimore and Ohio,
On and after May 90 trains will leave
Wheeling ~ follows:


On and after May % trains will leave
Wheeling as follows:
EAST BOUND.
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia
Express, 800 a. IN and 5:i5 p. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 800 a. IN.
Fairmont Accommodation. 40 p. m.
Moundsville Accommodation, 5:35 a. N.
and Il noon.
WEST BOUND.
Zanesyille Accommodation, $50 a. m,
daily.
Chicago, Columbus and Cincinnati ET-
press, $50 a m, daily.
Columbus Accommodation, rs p. IN.
Columbus and Chicago, 800 p. m,
daily.
Chicago Limited, 9:15 p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and St Louis Express. ll:l5
p. IN, daily.
PITTsBURG DIVISION.
Pittsburg, at 500 and $40 q m. and
l:45 aud 100 m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, $40 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
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Charley Ross Discoyersd Again.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-Christian h.
Ross, the father of the lost Charley Ross,
received a visit from stranger, yesterday,
VINO told him that his son was serving q
sentence in Connecticut prison. Mr..
hoSS has been so much distressed and tor
mented with false reports for the past thir-
oeen years OF thereabOuts, that be does not
place much faith in the story.
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The EDiscopalians,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2S.-ln the
session of the General Council of the Re
formed Episcopal Church this morning.
Rev. Hugh o. Gibbons, delegate from the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in America, and bearer Of fraternal
greetings from that body, told Of the mis-
sionary labOrs of his church. He spoke Of
the Reformed Church as the connecting
link between the Episcopal Church and
the Presbyterian Church-the common
ground where Christian recognition could
always be obtained by all. The Council
then went into . committee Of the whole
TO consider matters of finance.
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The Majo, Chester War Views.

On Monday evening, our citizens will
have an opportunity of seeing the famous
photographs taken by Brady during the
war, and that cost the Government S25,-
600. They have been loaned TO Major
Chester for exhibition to the public for the
benefit of Grand Army Posts, and are
meeting with remarkable success through
out the country. The pictures are shown
upon mammoth canvas in full size, and
are worth seeing by every one. The
views extend through three nights, and
the pictures produced are different every
evening. Arrangements will be made
with the street ear line and steamers Prin-
cess and Climax to enable those from Mar
tins Ferry, Bridgeport, Bellaire and Ben
wood to attend. Reserved seats can he OBJ
tained at Sheibs music store by exchang-
ing the regular tickets for coupon tickets.
General admission tickets are also on sale
at Shelb's.
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Opinion by Justice Blatchford
Memorial DaY.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Arrangements
have been completed fer the observance OF
Decoration Day by the Grand Army of
the Republic of che Department of the Po-
tOmaC.
Exercises will be held at each of the diff
ferent cemeteries about the city, although
the services at Arlington will be the most
elaborate. The Departments will be closed,
by order Of the President. Exercises will
he held at Gen. .LOgan'S tomb.
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Hundreds of Lives Lost.

CALCUTTA, May 2s.-The cyclone which
visited this section of the country yester-
day was very destructive. A local steamer
with $50 persons aboard was caught by the
cvclope and is missing. 1t is feared she Is
lost with all aboard. The district of Orls-
"a was completely devastated by the storm.
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At Observation-Disclosures Pittsburg
game called, rain, end Sd, to o in favor OF
Washington.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Indi-
annapolis 3.
At Cincinnati:-Athletics 5; Cincinnati
4.
At ouisville:-Louisville 5; Brooklyn4 4.
At st. LOuis:-Browns Is; Nets II.
At Cleveland - Baltimore IA; Cleve,
land 3.
At New York:-Detroit IL; New York Z,
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The Carpenters.

Mr. p. J. Mcclure, General Secretary Of
the Brotherhood Of Carpenters and JoinerS,
is in the city. lie will deliver a lecture at
X of l.. Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, to which carpenters and X. Of j..
men in particular, and the public in gen
eTal are invited.
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The T. J., a.

The Annual National Convention Of The
Travellers Protective Association will be
held at st. Louis on the Dist, 22d, 23d and
2ith of June and it promises 10 be Of in
mense size. The East is taking big stock
in the Association this year and large dele
cations are expected TO attend from many
states. Thirty States will he represented
and while there will, no doubt be q bia
turn out it will he very much larger if the
railroads give the boys such rate for the
trip as they expect. ST. Louis has con
tributed thousands of dollars towards the
entertainment of the guests aid royal
welcome will he extended. Posts A
and 3 Of West Va, will send good dele
CATION and any one wishing TO attend can
get particulars from any member of Post
B of this City. The West Virginia delega'
ton will leave here on the 18th Of June,
About twenty-five will probably go from
the State.
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Wants to Meet Ryan.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Jake Kilrain was
seen this morning and said be would meet
Paddy Ryan with pleasure if Ryan means
business. Kilrain advises him TO send
the 81 900 forfeit he has deposited with
the San Francisco Wasp to the Clipper OF
this city.
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Mound City Notes.

sp,ciGl 7tllgrGM 10 lss Sunday RegtaeT.
MOUSDsvnLE, May D This afternoon
James Henretta, proprietor Of the Heuretta
House, was out riding with one Of his COM
mercial friends, behind his fast borse.
When speeding him along the narrow strip
of Water street, below Liberty, the horse
became unmsnsgeable and leaped over the
steep bank. falling upon a large pile Of
debris. Mr.. Henrietta and friend leaped
from the buggy and escaped unipjured.
The horse and buggy sustained few slight
scratched
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Cheap Excursion to Cincinnati.

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 800 p. m. and
will sell excursion tickets to parties Of five
or more. One week Of pleasure, beautiful
scenery and good music on the largest and
best steamer that comes 10 Wheeling. For
rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt Chaa.
Nuhleman, Wheeling, W. Va
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SUNDAY REsISTER.
IFWS AND COMMENT.

-. comes that q French Cabinet has
~, ID at last. At the next little
been too. will get mad, gather up
III ''' ~, RAG. and 90. Queer people, these
. . .Iupu
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Socialists In Belgium.

BRUSSELS, May -. - The Socialists
have taken advantage Of the strikes In
Bclginm 10 make demonstrations mt vnri-
ous places. They have held several meet
iugs AT which violent speeches were made.
the red flag was displayed and the Mar
.cillaisar sung
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whipped His Wife.

Robert Williams was before Justice Da-
Wis yesterday on the charge Of whipping
his wife. The examination was held in
the Jail and fine Of $50 assessed, in de,
fault of which he got ten days in Jail.
He was also put under 500 bonds to keep
the peace, and in default he got ten days
more.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-29
France. New Cabinet.

LONDON, May 2S.-The Paris CORE
pondent OF the Times telegraphs that NJ.
Rouyicr has formed q Cabinet, ~ follows:
NJ. Rouyicr. Premier and Minister Of FL
nance; NJ. Flouiens, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs; NJ. Spollcr, Minister Of Justice;
NJ. Fallcrtz, Minister Of the Interior and
of Public Worship; General Siussick,
Minister of Wsr; Admiral Jaurcs, Minister
of Marine; NJ. Dcvclle, Minister of Agri-
culture; NJ. Etinnc, Minister of Public
Works; NJ. COchery, Minister Of Posts and
Telegraphs; NJ. Bcrthelol, Minister Of Pub
lie Instruction The Cabinet IN composed,
the correspondent says, Of moderate Rcpub
licaus or of the union Of the left and the
operation will be trial Of reaction against
radcallsm, militaryism and socialism.
The party Of the Right, with sense OF
their own security, have promised the new
ministry full support. President Grevy
was for long time reluctant Ia make the
trial, but finally consented. The next lew
days will he cycntiul for France. An at
tempt may be made la induce some Of the
previous ministers Ia oppose the new
Rouvier policy, and the issue might he
strange aud uneXp Xpected.
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pr,r. KrLn,rN has turned his attention
..v-J /. SULLIVAN to Prot. PADDY
",.,y whom he is willing to hammer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-29

,xv Kindred THOUSAND men, under
,,.,s Of District Assembly ~, are
ID, 'o.,,,i to parade in New York on the oc-
sN'''' ,r.Erlry : return from Canada.
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,,,sr,xA negress slipped up behind
\ .h,,5 while he was at table, and
De. Ri. threat and knocked the life out OF
ca' "'' .M rIub. She narrowly escaped
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Cardinal GIddon. 10 Sail To-Day.

DrBLIN, May 2s.-Cardinal Gibbons
will sail for New York on the steamer I'm.
bria- lie will embark at Queenstown to-
morrow
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r,r,prrr Ross has been discovered
81. sr,r, TO have degenerated; this
.l,. he turns up in a Connecticut prison
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.,.I,,ion in u coal mine near Glasgow,
~ ,,n4 ~, closed the shaft and eutombed
-, men. About 100 have been rescued
49,. rsmainder are still in the mine.
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r,,rpEp, OF people are reported killed
.ror. in India. A steamer with
o --.,. On board WIS caught by the
'.g -. : and is thought to be lost with all
H,arN
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,,r,r,rrH from Chicago says the con-
NJ anarchists look carewOrn. This
.,, r,. strictly BE- called news
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Sr,yxry-rIyv bodies have been re-
.,..I from the ruins Of the Paris Opera
Clw4ur
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FATAL EXPLOSION
IN A EATCHEZ COTTON FACTORY.
The Boiler E1plOdeS Wreeking the Building
Completely.
FOUR KILLED AND MANY INJURED.
Digging the COrpssS Out Of the Ruins
Wild Excitement

NATCHEz, MISS, May 2S.-About $50
o'clock this morning the boiler Of the
Natchez cotton factory exploded with ter
rife violence, entirely demolishing the en-
gine room and the pickery, which was
above it, and bursting in the walls of the
main building, causing the roof to settle
in the centre of the building. The large
factory was injured TO the extent of many
thousand dollars. 4 scene of the widest
terror prevailed among the $50 men, wo,
men and children in the factory.
The fire organization OF the city was
soon on hand relief party was immedi-
ately set at work removing those who were
in the building. All but two of the sui-
ferers, Henry Mullins and George A. Nc
Neal, were soon taken from the ruins.
THE CASUALTIES
are as follows:
Killed-George A. McNeal, A. Foster,
Jesse Hatch, Ernest Alexander tcolored.
Mullins is doubtless dead, as he IS still
beneath the ruins.
IDjured-Maggie Welch, seriously; En-
ma Scott, seriously; Nellie Sims, bruised
George Thompson, scalded; S. S. l.ee, en-
gineer, bruised internally; Evan Junkins,
thigh crushed, and Monroe Price, bruised
internally. There are Others more or less
injured, but none fatally.
The company's loss is estimated at
$40, 600, including loss of time in working
! the mill
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,m-,srRous aud fatal boiler explosion
...r,-a3 in the Natchez, Miss, Cotton
Factory.
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A SCOTCH HORROR.
MINERS BURIED In 4 COAL SHAFT
Some Of Them Rscovsred-Many Still in the
Nine.
4 new FRENCH CABINET FORMED.
A SOcialistc Outbreak in Belgium General
Foreign News

GLASGOW, May 2s-A terrible explosion
occurred to-day in the Udston coal pit, ut
Blantyre, village in Lanarkshire, eight
miles from this city.
Two hundred and twenty miners are en-
tombed in the pit.
The shaft is blocked with debris caused
by the explosion.
Forty>five of the entombed miners have
been recovered from the upper seam in the
Udston pit One Of them was dead when
brought up and all the Others were suffer.
ing more or less from the fire damp and
the shock occasioned by the explosion.
Access to the lower seam is still blocked,
and the lives of one hundred and forty
miners who were working there at the
time of the explosion are despaired Of.
Udson is situated in one OF the toughest
mining districts in Scotland. Golfers
hurried frem the surrounding pits to help
rescue the unfortunate men. The mouth
of the pit is surrounded by weeping women
/ anu SNPaeSioh y.
the lowest seam, where seventy men were
working, all of whom it is feared have
perished.
LATER-The rescue volunteers now hear
shouts from the entombcd men in the
middle seam, crying: Come, help us,
quickly"
Thereupon the volunteers went franu-
cally TO work, soon bringing out five dead
miners, and are rapidly clearing the space
between them and their unfortunate
brethren. As soon rs the tact of the eH-
plosion became known, miners from all the
neighboring collerics hurried 10 the scene
to help in the rescue The pit head has
been surrounded ever since the disaster by
large crowd Of weeping women and
children.
Five dead bodies have already been
taken out Of the mine.
MORK RESCUED.
Communication was opened this after
noon with the lowest seam and also the
middle seam and numbers Of the miners
entombed there, all of whom were sup
posed killed, have been rescued alive.
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Meeting Of Railroad Engineers.

There seems 10 be little or nothing tran
spring in lodge circles at present.
Meeting Of Railroad Engineers.
aThere will be n grand union meeting oI
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
at Columbus, o.. to-day. About thirty
Wheeling engineers, together with their
friends, left last night in a special car,
which Capt Devries kindly rendered them
free Of charge The boys say the Captain
has lost none Of his old time generosity
and desires US 10 return him their thanks.
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Trrrrrrv Of the ringleaders OF the re-
...r, .,gr rot ut Lmtown, Pa, have been
fa.lrL
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ELABORATE preparations for Decoration
D,y,~, in progress at Washington.
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Thu list OF killed in the Hittanmng,
Pa. accident numbers SIX.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
The q. A. Il. and Decoration DaY-The 7
Z. A. and X. of 4.

The q. A. Il. and Decoration DaY-The T.
=. A. and X. of 4.
This evening at 1:3O o'clock the men,
bers of the G. A. Il. in this city will march
in body to the Chapline Street NJ. +.
Church, where they will listen to memo
rial sermon by Rev. George f. Hite, Presid-
iug Elder. The members Of the Post are
earnestly requested To appear at Twelfth
and Chaplne streets at : o'clock sharp. so
there will be no delay in taking up the
march tor the church.
Tomorrow is Decoration Day, and the
G.. A. L., assisted by the Women's Relief
Corps, will strew with flowers the graves
of all fallen heroes in the cemeteries in and
about the city.
The members are requested to I've nj head
quarters at 7:;}O a. III sharp. The detail
and friends going TO Greenwood and Mount
Calvary will leave on the . o'clock motor.
| There will bc an abundance of flowers.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
All the Deiicacies.

Parties wanting something nice for din
ner to-day should call at the Cafe Bruins
wick. The menu card, in addition to the
usual list Of good things, bears such items
as frogs, spring chickens, sliced tomatoes,
strawberry short cake, &c. Martin sets
the best table in the city.
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knights of Pythias Points.

There appears tObe considerable activity
prevailing in Pythian circles at the present
time preparing for the demonstration that
is expected 10 take place in this city July
the 4th Invitations have been sent out "a
nearly all the lodges within radius of one
hundred miles of Wheeling To be present
and take part in the street parade and pic
mic at the Island Fair grounds. 4 larg,
number OF visitors of the Uniform Rank NJ,
expected to be present and compete for the
prizes To he awarded 10 the best drilled di'
vision. The sum ofiivc hundred d"llaTis
offered: first prize $500; second prize 5000.
Divisions TO drill according to Carnahan's
revised tactics Competing divisions "a
drill with not less than twenty seven men,
including three officers.
Cwur De Lion Division Of the uniform
rank, conferred the rank on one member o
Ohio Valley Lodge at their last meeting
The members of this division have beer
drilling regularly iur some time past and
are becoming quite proficient in the tac
tics.
Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81 will confeI
the rank of Page on two Strangers At theiI
Castle Hall on next Friday evening.
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BELGIAN Socialists are trying to intiamt
tie army Of strikers.
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TIE Philadelphia clothing cutters lock
ou, has ended.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS will sail for New
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,,,,,ss that French Cabinet has
~ - at last. At the next little
been - -, too. will get mad, gather up
uD I,r, 'o rays and 90. Queer people these
rrnchmen
.,-,,v, pegress slipped up behind
,..,,,5 while he was at table, and
Del throat and knocked the life out OF
s.., Gu, W With a club. She narrowly escaped
rynchins.
,,rprr, OF people are reported killed
..lor, in India. A steamer with
o son, . ~ on board WAS caught by the
o.. .,,n, and is thought to be lost with oil
oa board
Yr.>nrgp THOUSAND men, under
'>. ..,,,.s Of District Assembly 40, are
~, .,.,,j TO parade in New York on the oe-
sN'''' .n.Errry'S return from Canada.
...r,.;,n in a coal mine near Glasgow,
~ Snt ~, r,osed the shaft and eutombed
-, About 100 have been rescued
and the remainder are still IN the NINE
- b,on discovsred
CHARLIE "'>, r.,,,,a,,.rar.,,od. this
.+.. he turns up in Connecticut prison
.,.,1, ,,rrad his attention
s.,,, Mr.. J. l.. SULLIVAN to froi' lNpph
RYAN. whom he IL wiling 20 n'li'ie''
DISPATCH from Chicago says the con-
JymnrI Anarchists LOOK 'are"O'n' "'S
can NO.
SElENTN-II'E "o"''S NV